The Story Orchestra - A Midsummer Night's Dream

Uitgeverij Christofoor

€24.95
Concentration & memory
Creativity & fantasy
Language and communication

An enchanting retelling of the Shakespeare classic as a musical picture book. Press the note and listen to Mendelssohn's beautiful musical excerpts.

Join us on a journey to ancient Athens where mischievous fairies, merry actors, and young lovers become entangled in a moonlit chaos. Will all be well before the end of Midsummer's Eve?

Reading is good for language development. It expands and enriches vocabulary, making it easier for children to express their own thoughts. Reading can also contribute to social development. A child can empathize with different characters and learn that one person can think differently about a situation or event. Furthermore, reading improves a child's concentration and can stimulate their imagination.

  • Author: Jessica Courtney-Tickle
  • Number of pages: 24
  • Language: Dutch
  • Size: 31.0cm x 27.4cm x 1.7cm
  • Age: 3+ years

Children who are read to develop a familiarity with books, increasing their chances of becoming enthusiastic readers themselves. They'll be able to read independently more quickly. They'll also be less bored at school, be more eager to learn, have broader general knowledge, and develop better.

Binding: hardcover
Edition: 1st
Release date: September 2025

Caution: Not for children under 3 years old. Keep the battery out of reach of your child when replacing it.

Interactive reading; You can involve your child more in the story by asking questions, for example.
Afterwards you can talk about the story and your child's experiences in order to create an imagination with the living environment.
Reading together before going to sleep ensures peace and regularity.
Try to act out the story in the book with the whole family. This way the child will fully live the event. With the help of reenacting you can pay attention to story comprehension.

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